To Whom Should Algorithms Be Accountable?
Considering Explainability and Responsibility Together
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Law and Economics Beginning with Questions
We reinterpret familiar social issues from a new perspective. Concepts are introduced, issues are connected, and literature for deeper reading is guided.
Is Consent to Personal Information Sufficient?
Information Asymmetry and Limits of Choice
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Network Effects and Entry Barriers in Digital Markets
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Defaults, Loss Aversion, and Consumer Judgment
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Beyond Rights Allocation, Toward Effective Functioning Institutions
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Moving from Observed Changes to Causality
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